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Surgery in Ayurveda
In Ayurveda, the primary focus is on natural healing and non-invasive treatment methods. However, Ayurveda does mention surgical procedures as a means of intervention in certain cases where conservative measures may not be sufficient or appropriate. Surgical interventions in Ayurveda are known as “Shalya Tantra” or “Shastrakarma.”
Here are some key points regarding surgery in Ayurveda:
- Historical Significance: Ayurvedic texts, such as the Sushruta Samhita, provide detailed descriptions of various surgical techniques and procedures. Sushruta, often referred to as the father of surgery, documented principles and methods of surgery in ancient times which are truly beneficial in present era.
- Indications: Ayurvedic surgery is typically considered for specific conditions that are difficult to manage or require immediate intervention. This may include conditions such as tumors, abscesses, piles, fistulas, fractures, cataracts, and certain obstetric and gynecological disorders.
- Approach: Ayurvedic surgical procedures emphasize a holistic approach to healing. They consider factors such as the patient’s constitution, stage of the disease, and the use of supportive therapies to promote postoperative recovery and overall well-being.
- Techniques: Ayurvedic surgery involves various techniques, including excision (removal of diseased tissue), incision (surgical cuts), suturing (stitching), probing (exploration), and drainage procedures. The use of herbal formulations, specialized instruments, and specific guidelines for pre- and postoperative care is also part of Ayurvedic surgical practices.
- Anesthesia: Ayurveda describes the use of anesthesia during surgical procedures. Herbal and mineral- based formulations were traditionally used for this purpose. However, it’s important to note that modern surgical practices generally rely on conventional anesthesia techniques to ensure patient safety and comfort.
- Training and Expertise: Ayurvedic surgeons, known as “Shalya Tantra specialists,” undergo extensive training to acquire knowledge and skills related to surgical interventions. They are well-versed in the principles of Ayurveda, anatomy, surgical techniques, and postoperative care.
If you are interested in trying Operation of Piles, Fistula, Fissure in ano and other ano rectal surgeries, it is recommended to seek out an experienced surgeon who can guide you through the process safely and effectively. We, Sahaj ayurveda, Adalaj have trained staff and a qualified and experienced ayurved surgeon who can perform such operations in a better way. We have trained operation theatre staff for male and female assistance.
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Piles are swollen and inflamed veins in the rectum or anus, and their management can involve both non-surgical and surgical approaches. While Ayurveda primarily emphasizes non-surgical methods for the treatment of piles, surgical intervention may be considered in certain cases where conservative measures have not provided relief.
Bhagandara, also known as fistula in ano, is a condition mentioned in Ayurveda that affects the anal region. It is characterized by the formation of an abnormal tunnel or tract that connects the anal canal or rectum to the external skin around the anus. This condition is often associated with chronic anal abscesses.
Parikartika is a term used in Ayurveda to describe a specific condition known as fissure in ano or anal fissure. It refers to a small tear or ulceration in the lining of the anal canal, typically located in the posterior or midline region.
Agnikarma is a specialized therapeutic technique used in Ayurveda to treat various conditions. It involves the controlled application of heat or thermal energy to specific points or areas of the body to achieve therapeutic benefits.
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